German claims of 4000 English troops seized at Cambrai region
German reports boast a major breakthrough near Cambrai with 4000 English soldiers captured and the British wrecking a number of guns. attacks across Cambrai and Verdun fronts are described as violent, with German forces pushing north and south while Allied lines reportedly absorb heavy losses and repulse several assaults.
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Berlin
Cambrai
Jlindenborg
Caurbrad
Nouverres Lo Gondelieu
Gertunts Have Hen Repulsed With Leaty Losars
Rappphene
Coleas
Crushina
New Salferk
Mornyres
Gounelion
Cousacourt
Miile Wast
Gonnélidd
Kerlin
Hee
Cvia Banilon
Pier Gers
Keilish Fleadainrors
Pranen
Assaulsted Press
Verma
Yurlorday
Rowcenling
Verdun
West
Germany
War Office
Louvre
Rheims
Argonne
Cortes Chaussis
Asanilanta
Trehehes
Natal
Nesdon
Bes
Urey Cambrai
Vestennlas
van Eihaet
Regalia
Jury May Get De Saulles Murder Trial Tonight
Mineola long trial watch. Mrs Blanna De Saulles faces a murder charge against husband John L. De Saulles. Judge Manning warned of a possible night session as Weeks and the defense press for speedy completion. Witnesses including nurse Anna Mooney described domestic life and a celebrated automobile accident cited in the case.
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Associates
Mineola
Blanna de Saules
John L. de Saulles
Just Lite Manning
Diskriek
Weeks
Wso
Lesdimiony
Yastordas
Deswilles
Winks
Iha
Ct Rehave
Tran Sinming
Tuahice Mannings
Walter Rouns
Gail
Jonas
Te Itloesantly
Uetion
Anta Mooney
Jobo J. 8 Saulles, Jr
Boobie
de Sauiles
de Saulles
Chile
W W History Not Central in Trial of 1600 Readers
Indeago reports in federal court that the history of the W. W. movement will not play a major role. Special counselor Frank K. Nebaker says the case centers on the conspiracy since its inception. He notes no clear view of the movement's scope as he reviews seized documents. About MU,000 members are said to belong to the organization.
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Tasmouinime Press
Indeago
Lion
Kw. W
Frank K. Nebaker
TV. We
Documenta
Nered
Selva
United States
Ambassadors Ousted and Greek Offerings Revealed
Dispatches report Ruggian ambassador to Traned Maklukolt dismissed by Bolshevik foreign minister for attending an inter allied conference. Maklukolt, appointed by Kerensky, arrived in Paris Nov 7 and has not presented credentials. British reports detail Bolshevik documents offering Albania Asia Minor and Cyprus to Greece, tied to entente actions.
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Aggoulntied Press
Lurand
Petrograd
M. Muakiakatt
Ruggian
Traned
Lucou
Rolaky
Holsheviks
Tha A Abassador
Maklukolt
Ikerensky
Paris
Hiss
Im. Maklaou
London
Serbia
Patrograd
Timdsa
Albania
Avlona
Asia Minor
Turkey
Kavala
Bulgaria
Ententa
Chicago Live Stock Exposition Opens
Thousands of farmers and stock men gather at the stock yards as the international live stock exposition launches. The fair runs until next Saturday with exhibits valued at millions of dollars in cattle, horses, sheep and swine. Student teams from twelve rural colleges in the United States and Canada compete.
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Chicago
Buc
United States
Canada
Behold Germany Patron of Arts Passages in War Time
Fragmentary Associated Press text describes German patronage of Italian works during wartime. It notes officials and art experts moving through regions near Berlin toward the Rhine and Westphalia, with emphasis on protecting artworks amid military operations.
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Berlin
Rhein
Statinn
Supreme War Council Meets in Paris for Western Front Policy
The first meeting of the Supreme War Council in Paris gathered leaders from Britain United States France and Italy to draft a joint military policy for the western front. Lloyd George Wilson Clemenceau and Poincare attended with House Gk Gadorna and others. The talks began with luncheon hosted by Stephen Pichon and were expected to continue several days with hopes for concrete results.
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Versailles
Ranco
Premiar Lloyd George
Wil~son
Great Briain
House
General Blas
United States
Clemensean
Work
Franca
Quiantia
A. H. Prasier
Paria
Thomas M. Perkins
Stephen Pichon
Foreign Office
American Aglysian
Wabash Train Derails Near Howardsville
Four cars of Wabash passenger train No 2 from Detroit to St Louis derailed at 8 3 this morning near Howardsville ii. The express car combination car four day roach and four sleeping cars left the track but no injuries were reported. The wreck blocked the line for a time as cars surged over the embankment.
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Wabash
Howardsville, ii
Bec
Detroit
St. Louis
War era tax report cites record Internal Revenue receipts
The annual report of the Internal Revenue Bureau, issued under W. E. H. Ogborne, notes a record 190,000,000 New York collections and total receipts of 351 million. It details liquor taxes, income taxes, and manufacturing taxes, with projections under wartime tax law. Washington policy discussions urge government control of narcotics for war needs.
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Cagspelitdl Press
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Young
W. E H. Ogborg
Danial C. Roper
New York
Fanna
England plans curb on war lecturers
Chicago dispatch says Britain will curb profiteering war lectures. More than fifty former British soldiers and self-styled speakers lecture nationwide without credentials or command approval from military authorities, per Major James Biggs leading the British-Canadian recruiting mission in Chicago. Steps are being taken to curb these men. Some claimer were privates or pose as soldiers. some may have never served.
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Chicago
Dec
James ©. Biggs
Biggs
President Wilson Eyes Prosecution of War in Coming Session
President Wilson plans a vigorous war program in the opening address to Congress. He expects to urge decisive measures for the prosecution of war, outlining cabinet recommendations and budget plans. Informal conferences discussed the legislative program, with new bond authorizations and revenue measures in progress.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Clark
Marshall
Scandinavian Unity Assured in Allied Conference
The Associated Press reports in Lodsed that Denmark, Norway, and Sweden pledged to maintain cordial relations and mutual confidence regardless of the war’s duration or form. They reaffirmed neutrality, pledged mutual observance of declarations, and agreed to meet to facilitate merchandise exchanges while safeguarding neutral common interests during and after the war.
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Associated Press
Eich
Ftaelf
Dawes
Aii
Olivia Ald Gaecil
Meat industry fear tie up prompts union vote
Atelegraphic dispatch reports the International Union in Chicago directing a planned vote by packinghouse workers in Sinus City and related centers over demands for higher pay shorter hours and better conditions. About 200000 employees are potentially affected across centers as Chicago packers reportedly refuse to confer with unions.
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Jaya
Signy City
International Union
Chicary
Chicago Packers
Erie
German Foreign Secretary Demands Armistice Options
A Gente dispatch from Amsterdam quotes Dr. Vor Kuehlmann saying Germany seeks a peace with an armistice that preserves its influence. He criticizes Bolshevik style dissent in Russia and argues for national self determination while warning against enemies who prolong the war. He cites English political shifts and Lloyd George’s expanded powers as evidence of changing wartime leadership. The speech laments counterrevolutionary forces and stresses caution toward eastern settlement, urging a conclusion to the conflict.
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Louden
Dee
Vor Kuehlmiunt
Gente
Amsterdam
Petrograd
Ynar
Natiangy
Germany
Russia
von Kuehtmna
England
Koghand
T'rance
Ale Holter
de Muto
Dievator
Tony Tmipossible
Lai
Henyers
Gerymny
Are
Teon
War indemnity demand shocks postwar talks
A Danish or Dutch string cites a German war indemnity demand as a condition for peace, asserting Germany seeks a large payment from the Allies. The report notes insinuations toward America's role and hints at tensions over responsibility.
Weather outlook hints warmer nights and windy patterns
Weather notes indicate increasing warmth with light winds and cloudy periods. Bundy UnHeddle reports a general trend toward milder nights and gentler temperatures, though occasional breezes may persist.
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Moreigin
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